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===Twenty-one experiments in low-level programming=== | ===Twenty-one experiments in low-level programming=== | ||
Welcome to the online version of my book, "Bare metal {{microbit}}", an experiment-based introduction to programming embedded devices at the machine level, and specifically to programming the ARM-based BBC {{microbit}} in assembly language and an in C, and in later stages using a simple, embedded operating system. | |||
The book contains 21 experiments, each described in a separate chapter that is linked from this page. At the end of this page are links to [[#Online resources|supporting pages]] that cover the hardware you will need, how to set up the software tools you will use to program it, and definitive documentation for the {{microbit}} board. After you have set up software and hardware, you are ready to begin the [[x01|Experiment 1]], an easy task where you compile and upload a simple C program to check that everything is working properly. | |||
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Revision as of 22:03, 13 August 2022
Twenty-one experiments in low-level programming
Welcome to the online version of my book, "Bare metal micro:bit", an experiment-based introduction to programming embedded devices at the machine level, and specifically to programming the ARM-based BBC micro:bit in assembly language and an in C, and in later stages using a simple, embedded operating system.
The book contains 21 experiments, each described in a separate chapter that is linked from this page. At the end of this page are links to supporting pages that cover the hardware you will need, how to set up the software tools you will use to program it, and definitive documentation for the micro:bit board. After you have set up software and hardware, you are ready to begin the Experiment 1, an easy task where you compile and upload a simple C program to check that everything is working properly.
Online material
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